Sentence examples for great lacuna from inspiring English sources

The great lacuna at the heart of The Zhivago Affair is the realisation that Dr Zhivago isn't that great a novel.

"Let's hear their stories!" implores Reese, rightly identifying that celebrities talking about themselves is the great lacuna of early 21st-century discourse.

Last year's Velázquez exhibition at the National Gallery featured several pictures that the painter had not completed; they had great lacunae or only one level of paint.

"There was one big lacuna in this performance and that was London.

There were disappointingly large lacunae in what Erdoğan offered.

Nonetheless, large lacunas exist.

Listen below for three really great ones: Barbara Kingsolver on "The Lacuna," Sapphire on "Push," the novel behind "Precious," and Mary Karr on "Lit".

This lacuna puts us at a great disadvantage for understanding the responses of these bastions of crop diversity to climatic shifts.

Furthermore, the interagency regions identified here achieve much greater lengths than known lacunas, with a median size of ~84 kb versus 21 kb for the lacunas (significant at P = 1.72 × 10-53, t-test).

Nick Kent, Artistic Director of the Tricycle Theatre, who originally dreamed up and put together the The Great Game, was struck by the informational lacunae surrounding Afghanistan.

Cellular condensation reflected by the increase in effective number density of rounded cells in lacunae was greater in softer hydrogel matrices with lower cross-linking that displayed enhanced scaffold contracture.